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Dataverse Theme - Child dataverses should not automatically inheret theme logo, tagline, text/background colors #4190
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So this means:
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@TaniaSchlatter -- just to clarify one of your points, the default grey (#f3f3f1) theme header background color is a setting that would be an additional changed. We discussed the possibility of doing this, but wasn't sure if that was finalized or not. A suggestion you had made was no background color, or white (#ffffff). |
I am closing this issue in favor of two new issues due to this issue getting wider in scope than originally intended. The first issue is the original bug that I was trying to report, but didn't due with the correct information. That has been clarified in the following issue, Add Dataverse - Root's theme logo mistakenly displayed when creating dataverse #4198. The second issue is the new changes to the dataverse header layout, which are still be sorted. Those details can now be tracked in this new issue, Dataverse Header/Theme - New layout, default colors #4197. |
When creating a new dataverse under the root, the logo image, tagline and text/background colors of the root's theme are inherited by this new dataverse. That functionality was intended for use cases when creating a new child dataverse under my own dataverse, not in use cases where I am just a general user creating a new dataverse for the first time under the root.
For an example, I took a screenshot of a new dataverse that I was creating under the Harvard Dataverse, as a researcher affiliated with Yale University.
A potential solution would be to inherit the theme logo and text/background colors ONLY IF the user has the admin permissions to that parent dataverse. If you don't, then you get the default colors and no logo.
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